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Type D Double Aortic Arch

Double Aortic Arch with Interruption of its Left Component Proximal to the Site of Origin of Left Common Carotid Artery

P.C. Rajaram

Department of Radiodiagnosis, Barnard Institute of Radiology & Cancer and Institute of Cardiology, Government General Hospital, Madras, India

A.T. Hussain

Government General Hospital, Madras, India

C. Lakshmikanthan

Government General Hospital, Madras, India

D. Vaidyanathan

Government General Hospital, Madras, India

N. Subramanian

Government General Hospital, Madras, India

S. Vasudevan

Government General Hospital, Madras, India

Type D double aortic arch in a five year old boy (with interruption of left arch proximal to left common carotid artery)—with persistent ductus ar teriosus and stenosis of right and left pulmonary arteries diagnosed during life is reported. At surgery for P.D.A., the anatomy was confirmed. There was no vascular ring. Types A, B and C double aortic arches with interruption of left arch respectively distal to P.D.A., proximal to P.D.A. and proximal to left subclavian artery have already been reported. Ours happens to be the first case of type D double aortic arch diagnosed ante-mortem and confirmed at surgery.

Angiology, Vol. 34, No. 9, 597-603 (1983)
DOI: 10.1177/000331978303400904
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